Hi,
Is there a way to dynamically generate jsp files for input and
displaying java beans using xdoclet tags? SO you could write a class
and generate the hibernate mappings and input forms dynamically in one
place as the bean evolves.
Richard
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--- Paul Galbraith-TM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I have an attribute defined with
> '@hibernate.many-to-one update="false"
> insert="false"' in my code, but when I generate the
> hibernate mapping file the update and insert
> attributes are nowhere to be found...I've specified
> in my ant task
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to dynamically generate jsp files for
> input and
> displaying java beans using xdoclet tags? SO you
> could write a class
> and generate the hibernate mappings and input forms
> dynamically in one
> place as the bean evolves.
technically i
Hi,
i have some major problems getting the portletdoclet to work. Seems like
i am the first one using that feature. Searching the net did not return
many results :(
My problem is that the portletdoclet task does not generate a portlet.xml
with my portlet definition. THe portlet.xml file is generate
Andreas,
Being the one who wrote the portlet module, I'm quite interested in
helping you figure out why portletdoclet isn't working. Unfortunately, I
am stuck in an all-day off-site meeting (sigh) and won't be able to look
at this until later today.
I can say with quite a bit of certainty that
Hello Craig,
if you need more information just tell me. I already had a look at the
source of the portletdoclet and the portletxml task, but could not
find anything, since all the functionality seems to be somewhere in the
xdoclet core, (populating the portlet tags with the given parameters).
the
I'm just starting to use xdoclet and this may be a useful feature for
me.
Is this a difficult task? What is the best way to learn to extend
xdoclet to do this and should I look at xdoclet or xdoclet2?
Any help with this would be much appreciated.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is this a difficult task? What is the best way to
> learn to extend
> xdoclet to do this and should I look at xdoclet or
> xdoclet2?
>
> Any help with this would be much appreciated.
XDoclet 2 templates are definitely easier to write,
because it uses velocity /
Konstantin Priblouda wrote:
--- Paul Galbraith-TM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I have an attribute defined with
'@hibernate.many-to-one update="false"
insert="false"' in my code, but when I generate the
hibernate mapping file the update and insert
attributes are nowhere to be found...I've specified
--- Paul Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Konstantin Priblouda wrote:
> > --- Paul Galbraith-TM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > wrote:
> >
> >>I have an attribute defined with
> >>'@hibernate.many-to-one update="false"
> >>insert="false"' in my code, but when I generate
> the
> >>hibernate mapping
On Wed, 2005-02-09 at 10:15, AndreasWuest wrote:
> i have some major problems getting the portletdoclet to work. Seems like
> i am the first one using that feature. Searching the net did not return
> many results :(
>
> My problem is that the portletdoclet task does not generate a portlet.xml
> wi
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